In recent years life-coaching has become more and more popular. As
opposed to psychology, the process of life-coaching is very focused on specific goals or problems. People who turn to life-coaching are not seeking help for serious emotional or psychological problems, but rather help in achieving their own personal goals in life – making
a critical decision, romantic hardships or difficulties in their professional
life. One of the great advantages of life-coaching is the relatively short process. A typical training session consists of only 10 meeting or phone calls.
Jewish Life-Coaching (Known in Hebrew as
Kavanah) is an Israeli sub school of
life-coaching that was developed nearly a decade ago my Mati Wexler. Jewish life coaching combines the basic tools of classical life-coaching with deeper lessons gained from the greats of Jewish thought. Many of
the techniques and terminology that is used in the process are based on various
insights that originate from Hassidut – ranging from the Talmudic insights to
Hassidic doctrines of the soul. However, the Jewish emphasis is not confined to simply restating coaching in religious language.
My wife Shira is an aspiring life-coacher, who is completing her training as a Jewish life-coacher. As well as studying Jewish life-coaching she is also a qualified life-coacher from the Open University-Tut
Communications (Alon Gal) and combines the best of both methods.
If you are interested in experiencing a session of Jewish life-coaching (in Hebrew) - the first session is free - or have further questions, call Shira at
0528345620 or via email Wei.Shira@gmail.com.
Please also feel free to pass this along to anyone who you think might appreciate some life-coaching.
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